Techhive’s Smart Home & Corthing’s smart coverage moves to PCWorld

Techhive opened for business in 2012 as a general consumer technology site. In 2017, he reduced the approach to the intelligent transmission of homes and videos, responding to the new most popular developments in personal technology. It has been a great career, but today we are announcing that all Techhive content will be published on the site Brother PcWorld in a newly released Techhive section.

Why change? First, we want Techhive’s content to reach as many people as possible, and PCWORLD simply has a much larger audience of technology enthusiasts, brickets and first users. PCWORLD was launched as a computer magazine in 1983 and became a web domain in 1992. It simply cannot overcome this type of institutional legacy, and we are sure that Techhive will use its new platform to reach many more people interested in home technology.

Secondly, in recent years, PCWorld has made a deliberate impulse to expand its digital security content. And as digital security is increasingly combined with physical safety, it makes sense to fold the security content of Techhive’s smart home in PCWORLD security history. So please look at the new Techhive’s destination page for articles on security cameras, video timbres, smart locks, intelligent lighting And more.

You will also find Jared Newman’s great popular Cable confidential columnalong with others Video Transmission Content That has helped define Techhive in the last seven years.

Thirdly, we are relating the inactive YouTube channel of Techhive! The new videos have already left live, and we are planning a constant transmission of new demonstrations of CES 2025 products in January.

We will cover family products and categories for Techhive readers, while expanding to a more life -oriented domestic technology, in addition to health and well -being technology. We believe that this broader video vision is a great combination for PCWorld, which has been talking to the first users during its more than 40 years of publication.

So, once again, I invite you to see the new Technology Center. We have already migrated much of Techhive’s security and the transmission of content to PCWORLD and, in the future, the entire Techhive content will appear on that page. Meanwhile, you can still access the deep content library inherited from Techhive here on this website.